Info & Events
Entrance Doors Replacement
Enjoy the process that was happening in February 2026!
Aren't our old entrance doors pretty with the ice and kids' handprints on them. This 'worst case' scenario was happening on February 17, 2026.
The new entrance doors were installed on February 23 & 24, 2026 with the installation of the mobility access system a couple of weeks later. The process is now finished and the doors were 'duly' blessed on a Sunday morning. May every person entering these doors get to know Jesus better and find an atmosphere that invites them to glorify God!
The replacement of the entrance doors has been partly enabled by the generous donation from the Anglican Foundation of Canada (see logo).
The default colour is a warm white, except for the following times:
Nov 30 - Dec 23 Blue for Advent
December 24 & 25 Flashing White for Christmas
February 18 - April 2 Purple for Lent
April 3 Deep Red for Good Friday
April 4 & 5 Flashing White for Easter
April 23 Red and White for St. George's Day
May 24 Flashing White for Pentecost Sunday
July 1 Red and White for Canada Day
November 11 Deep Red for Remembrance Day
PS: And if the Oilers make another Championship Run, the steeple cross colour will be orange and blue on home game days.
Please join us at our annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner on Feb.9, 2027 from 5-7pm. Free dinner - donations are welcome to help cover costs. God willing, Troy Gates and friends will entertain us again with their wonderful fiddle tunes (youtube.com/@FiddleTuneswithTroyGates).
'Shrove Tuesday': The day before Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent. Traditionally this meant it was the last opportunity to use up rich foods such as eggs, milk, sugar and meat before the Lenten fast. Thus the pancakes!
The name 'shrove' comes from the word 'shriving' (of a priest), which means listen to someone's sins and then absolve them. In the past, Christians would use the day to confess their sins.
Canada Day BBQ
Each year St. George's offers a BBQ (on the church lawn) and pie for dessert (in the parish hall) during the Canada Day festivities in Fort Saskatchewan.
